It doesn’t shift as smoothly as I remember, I’m missing some trim, and the interior and paint job need work, but restoring a car is a work in progress. Often, the need for restoration is due to ...

The Olds and Pontiac 455 engines were both big-block V8s, but they had differing power outputs and development philosophies.

The 1960s were a golden era for muscle cars, with manufacturers pushing the limits of speed, power, and design. These iconic ...

By the 1960s, Mercury’s cars appealed to young and old alike. Upwardly mobile middle-class families viewed Mercury as a status symbol, more luxurious than Ford but not quite as opulent as Lincoln.

In the 1960s, Toronto’s art scene came into its own. What had been a quiet, largely conservative city became a place of creative risk-taking, shaped by a growing network of artists, galleries ...

Oldsmobile had backed off significantly from the fire-breathing muscle cars it produced during the 1960s and early 1970s, the General Motors-owned brand set to focus more on luxury offerings ...

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This enabled cars like the mid-1960s Oldsmobile 442 to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under 8 seconds, a real achievement even for a muscle car of the time, although this isn't surprising since ...

The 1960 Oldsmobile 88 also featured a new grille, restyled tailfins, reshaped taillights, and a revised instrument panel. The fourth-generation 88 was available with a choice of two engines.

General Motors produced Oldsmobile cars for the majority of its existence. The company, established in 1897 by Ransom E. Olds, is still based in the US. In its 107-year existence, it manufactured 35.2 ...

You could get a new 1960 Oldsmobile Super Eighty-Eight four-door sedan for 74 fewer dollars, getting four times the horsepower (plus an automatic transmission) in the process.